Where to buy...?

[AmadeusGarnier]

Hi there, in new to the community, but am here to learn. I would like to ask, to littles and caregivers alike, where you get things like pacis, collars, and cutesy clothes, etc. I usually get coloring books and stuffies for a little i know whenever l want to give her a small present here and there. 

I'd like to surprise her with something else she likes, but don't really know what the best places to look are for these sorts of things. I would love to hear what your preferred site recommendations are, and what gifts littles tend to enjoy. 

[Middlespace Brat]

Hi! We have a good number of discussions on this pinned across the forum, but I know sorting through and learning the layout can be a lot, so here's a quick guide to get you started

I'm not sure what country you're in, so I'll list options I know are American or typically international.

Easy, fast, discreet shipping - Amazon. Look up brands like LittleForBig, Ten@Night, Littletude, CutiePlusU, Rearz, or just type in "ddlg" or "abdl" or "age regression". You'll find quite literally everything including coloring books, collars, pacifiers, diapers, bottles, onesies and more. Most of those companies are plus-size friendly too.

On the cheap - Dollar Tree/Dollar General and thrift stores. You would be amazed. I've gotten almost 90% of my coloring books from these places, and you can get markers and crayons there too. There's also (at Dollar stores) wipes, some utensils and stuffies, plates, and some bottle that you can switch the nipple out of for an adult one. I don't suggest getting a kids pacifier. Splurge on an adult one. There's stuffies galore at thrift stores, and if you wanna make it really special, print out an "adoption form" for the stuffies so she can fill it out, name it, and hang it. It's like Build a Bear but cheaper! I also have found toys, cute clothes and even onesies, diaper bags, plates and sippy cups, blankets and cute pillows, and hairbows at my thrift stores. 

Speaking of adult pacifers - you can get them on Amazon, some in sets with cases and clips. Or if you really are on a budget, places like Temu have them too. I actually buy mine straight from the Rearz/LittleForBig/etc websites because they're usually on a good sale!

Best of luck, and if you want to get more creative, we're always posting new shops and stuff all over the discussions on the forum! ❤️ 
 

[AmadeusGarnier]

Thank you Kat! And yes the layout is a little confusing. I'll get used to it and look for the pinned discussions you mentioned.

I like the adoption form idea, it's very cute. I'll work on one for the next stuffy I buy. 

Cheers ^^

[Liamo]

Yes, the site is a bit overwhelming at first, but you will get used to it. 

[MissNMTX]

I guess it would depend on the formality of the types of things you want to purchase. Everyone else is right. Coloring supplies, stuffies, and treats can be gotten anywhere. For me, I think it's more important to know WHAT to get... specific to her little side 

If you're interested in more formal collars and such. I like my secret heart or play in velvet.